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The text is a transcript of a video about unusual farms that breed animals such as crocodiles, snakes, scorpions and snails for various purposes, such as food, skin, venom, medicine and cosmetics. The video also includes an advertisement for a Java developer course from the Skill Factory online school. The video provides information about the methods, costs, benefits and challenges of breeding these animals, as well as some facts about their biology and behavior. The video ends with a call to action to like, subscribe and watch the previous videos.
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1. The video is about unusual farms that breed animals such as crocodiles, snakes, scorpions and snails for various purposes.
2. The video is sponsored by the Skill Factory online school, which offers a java developer course with a 50 percent discount using the top five promotional code.
3. Crocodile farms are popular in hot countries such as Brazil, where farmers collect crocodile eggs in the wild and raise them for meat and skin, as well as for tourist attractions.
4. Snake farms are common in Vietnam, where farmers breed and export poisonous snakes for food, medicine and alcohol.
5. Scorpion farms produce scorpion venom, which is the most expensive liquid in the world and is used for making drugs and chemicals, as well as scorpion meat, which is considered a delicacy in some countries.
6. Maggot farms use fly larvae to process bio-waste and produce protein, fat, chitosan, melanin and probiotics for feed, chemical and medical industries.
7. Snail farms grow snails for food, cosmetics and medicine, using different species of snails with different ripening cycles and properties.